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An Ayrshire double glazing firm is expanding its workforce with up to 28 new jobs up for grabs.

Demi Rose Mawby has thrilled fans with her latest sizzling Instagram offering.The adult model, who has almost 20 million followers on Instagram and often pours her incredible curves into skimpy outfits, is currently living it up in Spain on a lavish break.While enjoying some downtime in the sunshine, the 27-year-old model posed up a storm for her loyal legion of followers, while proudly parading her figure.Captioning the snap: "Me, myself and I," Demi smouldered into the camera lens in the first sultry snap while proudly showing off her incredible cleavage.The next snaps showed her kneeling on a yacht while donning a teeny string bikini that accentuated her minuscule waistline.Showing off her derrière in another snap, fans were no doubt thrilled by the eye-popping display.With her hourglass figure spilling out from the bikini, fans were quick to head to the comments section to hype up the popular internet sensation, with one dubbing her: "My sexy queen."Another branded her: "The essence of Beauty."While a third added: "Wow those curves are insane."And a fourth said: "Wow you are so very beautiful and sexy lady."Constantly living a lavish lifestyle in various tropical destinations, Demi is currently soaking up the sunshine in Es Vedrá – which is a small rocky island in Spain.Although a fan of jetting around the world, the online star had very humble beginnings and was in fact born and raised in Sutton Coldfield, West Mids. At 18 years of age Demi joined Instagram and posted a slew of stunning selfies which soon led to an fan base that is ever-growing.With the selfies blowing up online, she then progressed to opening up an OnlyFans account – which has led to her global success.

Britain's Got Talent champions Diversity put on a show-stopping performance when they took part in the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations over the weekend.Saturday saw a mega celebration take place at Buckingham Palace, with dozens of acts taking to the stage at the star-studded Platinum Party at the Palace event.And Ashley Banjo's group are always one of the must-see performances.The group have gone through a whole host of changes since bursting onto our screens, including the tragic loss of member Robert Anker following a car accident in Canada in 2017.Robert, who grew up in Essex, made the move to Canada to live with finance Cyndi the year before and the couple had married just months before the tragic accident.Following their jaw-dropping performance, we have taken a look into some of their biggest moments so far.It may not seem like it, but it's almost 15 years since we first saw Diversity on our screens. The dance troupe won the 2009 series of Britain's Got Talent in some style.

A child has died following an incident at a swimming pool in Majorca. The six-year-old was rushed to hospital in a “critical” state from a hotel in the resort of Sa Coma on Thursday after being treated at the poolside by emergency responders.

Last month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a £15 billion package of further financial support for millions of households across the UK finding it increasingly more difficult to make their incomes stretch to cover the rising cost of living.

Flute bands from across Scotland descended on Ayrshire at the weekend to march.

Police have launched an appeal to trace a missing Ayrshire woman.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentPablo and Juan de Dios Larrain’s Chile-headquartered Fabula (“Spencer,” “A Fantastic Woman”) and Fremantle have tapped Argentina’s Eduardo Sacheri, co-writer of the Oscar-winning “The Secret in Their Eyes,” to write “Santa María,” an eight-part high-end series.Part of global producer-distributor Fremantle’s multi-year first look deal with Fabula, Fremantle will co-produce “Santa María” and handle its international distribution.Now in development, “Santa María” is set to be presented at this month’s Conecta Fiction & Entertainment in its highly select High-End section of five projects, weighing in as one of Conecta Fiction’s 31 titles which is sure to fire up most interest at the TV forum. An expansion of narrative reach for Fabula in line with its Prime Video series “El Presidente,” “Santa Maria” will be produced out of Fabula’s Mexico production beachhead.

Emiliano De Pablos Celebrated Uruguayan producer Fernando Epstein, co-founder of Mutante Cine, one of Latin America’s key arthouse outfits, is entering into TV fiction creation with thriller drama series “La tinta invisible” (“The Invisible Link”).The show is a two-season series based on two novels by Uruguayan author Eduardo Mariani that go through part of the recent history of South America, linked to Europe through the exile of some of its characters.The project, at an early development stage, will be pitched at the Co-Pro Series session during the 6th edition of Conecta Fiction & Entertainment forum, which runs June 21-25 in Toledo, Spanish region Castilla-La Mancha’s capital city.Toledo will be “The Invisible Link’s” first participation in the international market. Epstein has been a film producer and editor since 2000, with more than 50 credits and several awards at A-class festivals, having produced and edited significant Latin American titles such as “Whisky” and “Gigante.”“After 20 years as a producer and editor of auteur films, I found in the series format the possibility of adapting the work of Eduardo Mariani, a Uruguayan author whose narrative force combines thriller with drama in a story that takes place over 40 years,” Epstein told Variety.Epstein has teamed with “Manny’s Garage Sale: A Hitchcock Knot” co-scribe Janine Zaruski to write “The Invisible Link.”Set up at Mutante Cine, the project tells the story of two opposite and complementary characters.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorMusic supervisors have proven to be an indispensable part of visual media, soundtracking movies, television series, video games and all manner of content. Yet the thousands-strong community has no representation as a collective beyond the 12-year-old Guild of Music Supervisors (GMS), and are seeking to unionize in an effort to see fair treatment for the craft.

Who doesn’t love a money-saving beauty bundle? Nobody we know, that’s for sure. So we reckon you’ll be as delighted as we were to learn that high street fave Marks & Spencer has brought back its super-popular Summer Beauty Bag – just in time for your summer holidays.

Cases of monkeypox have tripled around the world - with Europe at the epicentre of the outbreak.

Roku is launching Espacio Latino, a free streaming hub for Hispanic programming, on the Roku Channel.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAtención, teleadictos!Roku has unwrapped Espacio Latino, a new destination for U.S. Spanish-speaking audiences, which aggregates hundreds of hours of free programming on the Roku Channel.For the launch of Espacio Latino, Roku has inked deals with several new partners: NBCUniversal’s Telemundo, Hemisphere Media Group, Cisneros Media, Eurochannel, Weather Channel en Español and Canela.TV.

Emiliano De Pablos Top Spanish indie producer-distributor Vértice 360 is joining forces with U.K.-based Born Wild to co-produce YA drama series project “Motorway.”European sales company Eccho Rights is handling international distribution rights.“Motorway” has been created by Spanish writer-cartoonist Víctor Santos, the creator of graphic novel “Polar” whose film adaptation, starring “Hannibal” Mads Mikkelsen, was produced by comicbook-based media company Dark Horse Entertainment and Germany’s Constantin Film and released by Netflix.The new project is set up at Vértice 360, the ambitiously relaunched content division of Madrid-based conglom Squirrel Media, headed by Spanish entrepreneur Pablo Pereiro Lage. “Motorway” will be pitched during the upcoming 6th Conecta Fiction & Entertainment forum, as part of the High-End Series sidebar, a new section focused on higher-budget series and miniseries projects in search for co-production partners.Written by Santos and Born Wild founder Anthony Alleyne, the six-seg, one-hour TV drama tells a dark fairy tale set beside an apocalyptic highway in a world of endless pursuit.“Motorway” takes place in a near future, where young teenager Alice has spent her short life sketching and drawing the motorway and the towns at its side.

GETTYFor Thursday’s balcony appearance, the Queen opted for a dove blue Angela Kelly Charmelaine coat, embellished with a scallop-shaped pearl and diamante trim around the neckline and worn with a matching hat with a turned-up brim. Image: 2 of 27 Source: GETTYThe Duchess of Cornwall chose a summery dress featuring pale blue ribbon-like stripes by her favourite designer, Bruce Oldfield on Thursday.

Ukraine out of World Cup qualification. The Spaniard is an experienced official, having worked at World Cups in 2014 and 2018. He was also the man who whistled the 2021 Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City.

In Lalalaletmeexplain's hit column, readers ask for her expert advice on their own love, sex and relationship problems. With over 200k Instagram followers, Lala is the anonymous voice helping womankind through every bump in the road. An established sex, dating and relationship educator, she’s had her fair share of relationship drama and shares her wisdom on social media to a loyal army of followers.

Emiliano De Pablos Two of Portugal’s most international production houses – SPi, producer of the country’s first Netflix Original series “Gloria,” and Caracol Protagonista – are teaming to co-produce police drama series project “O Último Lobo” (“The Last Wolf”).The show tells the true story of Franklim Lobo, one of the greatest European drug lords, exploring his rise, and the corruption in the Portuguese police in the late 1990s. Portuguese filmmaker Bruno Gascon, whose credits include “Carga” and “Shadow,” is the writer-director.The eight-episode series focuses on Castilho, an honest police investigator with a dark past, who sees it as his personal mission to capture Lobo.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“Black Sands” producer Glassriver, one of Scandinavia’s fastest-growing production powerhouses, is teaming with a powerful writing duo, Ragnar Bragason and Snjolaug Ludviksdottir, to create “Magaluf.”Currently in development, “Magaluf” marks a high-profile projects at late June’s Conecta Fiction in Spain, where it  competes in the forum’s CoPro Series section.One of Iceland’s most consistently prized top writers and directors and creator and head writer on “Magaluf,” Bragason’s credits include movie 2013’s “Metalhead,” which wonbest Nordic film at Göteborg, and in series, “The Night Shift,” part of a larger hit dramedy franchise, and the admired international sales hit “Prisoners.” A stand-up comedian, Ludviksdottir co-writes. “She is a wonderful writer and writes three of the six episodes and on top of that ensuring that the female characters really come to life in a meaningful way,” said Glassriver co-owner Hörður Rúnarsson, a producer on the show with Arnbjorg Haflidadottir (“Black Sands”).Ludviksdottir’s credits include penning Season 2 of international hit crime series “Stella Blomqvist,” Viaplay’s first Icelandic original.Commercials and music video director Magnus Leifsson, whose debut short film “Dovetail” won Short Film of the Year at the 2019 Icelandic Film and TV awards, is attached to direct.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentLeticia Dolera, co-writer, lead director and star of the Movistar Plus-HBO Max produced “Perfect Life,” a 2019 double Canneseries winner, is developing a new series, “Puberty,” which looks sure to be one of the hottest titles at this month’s Conecta Fiction & Entertainment.Now in development, “Puberty” will be presented in Conecta Fiction’s High-End Series section. Penned by Dolera and writer-producer Almudena Monzú (“Picadero,” “Passion,” “ASMR”) and to be directed by Dolera, “Puberty” (“Pubertat”) turns on an alleged sexual assault among adolescents, which sheds light on the sexual taboos of the adults in charge of them.“Can a 13-year-old boy be a sexual aggressor? And who’s responsible? The under-age boy, his family or society? Surely all of them,” the synopsis runs.  “‘Puberty’ talks about the weight of taboo and how this is transmitted between generation and generation, at a cultural, emotional and psychological level,” Dolera commented.